You will be taken to the Bandlab site to create your account. Hit "sign up" and follow the on-screen instructions. Go back to the Bandlab assistant and hit "log in" again. It will take you to the Bandlab site to authenticate you. It will prompt you to log in if have an account or create an account if you don't. When it is finished downloading, you should see a welcome screen. It will probably be called "bandlab-assistant-windows-latest.exe." Double-click it to initiate download. On the site linked above, click "Download." An exe file will download to your computer. If you have all of the above, then you are ready to download Cakewalk! The website says you need an Intel Core i5, but I have a Core i3 and it works fine, though it's a little slow. Windows 7 used to be able to be used, but after Windows 11 came out, the website says only Windows 8.1 and up can be used. The system requirements website doesn't actually say you can use Windows 11, but it will probably work. Windows 8.1, 10, 11 (64-bit ONLY for all of them).A Bandlab account (you can use an existing account, or you can create one whilst downloading Bandlab Assistant).
If you're still here, then I assume that you're fine with downloading Bandlab Assistant. Cakewalk and Bandlab Assistant are free). Keep in mind that you will need to create a Bandlab account and download their desktop assistant, "Bandlab Assistant." It isn't too large and isn't a big problem, but if you don't want to download anything but Cakewalk, then just close the tab and go look at how much Ableton Live or maybe Reaper cost ($400 and $60, respectively. To install Cakewalk by Bandlab, also known as just "Cakewalk", go to the Cakewalk download page.
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